Finding the Common Ground Between Science and Spirituality Conclusion: One Truth Abides in All Many and disparate waves not make the sea a multiplicity; no more the Names make the Named more than One When the sea breathes, they call it mist; when mist piles up, they call it clouds When it falls again, they name it rain; it gathers itself and rejoins the sea And it is now the same sea it ever was (89) We end this book with the last mantra of the Rig Veda, which, in the words of Raimon Panikkar, “is dedicated to the human world and is a prayer for harmony and peace” among humankind It appeals to us all to accept our human calling of “a union of hearts and a oneness of spirit, the overcoming of isolating individualisms by harmonious living together,” because humankind “as a person is always society and yet not plural.”(90) United you resolve, united your hearts, may your spirits be at one, that you may long together dwell in unity and concord! 147